About Collie & South-West WA Forests
Collie sits in the heart of Western Australia's south-west forest region, surrounded by native bushland and river valleys. This is prime territory for hikers, mountain bikers, and caravan travellers seeking accessible trails and peaceful camping spots within easy reach of town.
Walks & Trails
The area has over a dozen trails ranging from short riverside walks to longer forest hikes. Close to town, try the Pedestrian Overpass, Karak (Red Tail) Trail/Wiilman Bilya Trail, and Swing Bridge walks. For more distance, the Bibbulmun Track passes nearby, while mountain bikers should head to Froudys MTB Track. Other options include Mininnup Path, Links Track, Diamond Trail, mtrail, Route-Not a Track, Sneaky Trail, and Log Crossing (Low Water).
Camping
Collie River Valley Tourist Park is just 1km from town and offers caravan facilities. Further afield, choose from lakeside camping at Stockton Lake Recreation Area, or more remote spots like Harris Dam Campsite (free), Yabberup Campsite (free), and Potters Gorge. Other options include Nyingarn Campsite, Well, David Ugle Campsite, Collie River Gully Camp, and Mick Murray Campsite.
Golf
Eden Park Par 3 Golf Course and Collie Golf Club are within walking distance. Nearby options include Sanctuary Golf Course, Bunbury Golf Club, and Donnybrook Country Club.
Pubs & Dining
The Club Hotel and Premier Hotel are central to town. For a drive, try Mumballup Tavern, Wild Bull Brewery, Brunswick Tavern, or Eaton Tavern.
Wineries
South-west WA has a growing wine region. Talisman Wines is the closest cellar door. Further afield are Windfall Wine Estate, Thompson Brook Estate, Harvey River Estate, and Capel Vale.